Mr Logic Beefs Shatta Wale, Drops Heavy Diss Song, Many Surprised At How Good He Is

• Mr Logic has dropped a diss song for Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale amidst their rift, sparking reactions on social media
• The song titled Murder Line surprised many Ghanaians as the artiste manager delivered an old-school, hardcore dancehall vibe
• The pair have been beefing for the past few days, with them addressing each other in Facebook Live videos

Artiste manager Mr Logic and dancehall artiste Shatta Wale's beef has taken a new turn, as Mr Logic has released a diss song for his rival. The song, titled Murder Line, surprised many Ghanaians as Mr Logic delivered an old-school, hardcore dancehall vibe and threw jabs at Shatta Wale.

Mr Logic, who is also a dancehall artiste, showed his lyrical prowess and flow in the song and accused Shatta Wale of being a fake, a liar, and a hypocrite.

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The song has sparked a lot of reactions on social media, as fans of both Mr Logic and Shatta Wale have expressed their opinions on the diss track. Some praised Mr Logic for his skill.

However, some criticised Mr Logic for his diss song and said he was seeking attention and relevance. Some also noted that Mr Logic was jealous of Shatta Wale's success and trying to ride on his fame.

Shatta Wale has not yet responded to Mr Logic's diss song. However, he is expected to reply soon, as he has a history of engaging in beef with other artistes.

Shatta Wale and Mr Logic have been beefing for the past few days and have exchanged words in several videos. Mr Logic claims to have had a hand in Shatta Wale's rise to stardom.

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Shatta Wale denounces Ghana, embraces Nigeria

In another story via Legit.ng, Shatta Wale took to Twitter to declare that he was now Nigerian and no longer Ghanaian.

This unexpected statement stirred quite a commotion on social media.

Many Ghanaians, however, seemed unfazed by the announcement, interpreting it as a publicity stunt or an attempt to garner attention.

Reacting to the singer's comment, someone wrote:

"Clout chaser we won’t mind you again finished man."

Source: YEN.com.gh